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Today’s newsletter Tuesday December 22, with updates on the dissemination of Coronavirus in Lombardy. In the last 24 hours the new positive cases are 2,278 of the 31,939 swabs performed. Yesterday the figure was 950 new infections out of 10,587. In total, 4,672,338 swabs have been made in Lombardy since the start of the pandemic. The daily death toll increased compared to yesterday: there were 92 in the last 24 hours (there were 41 yesterday), for a total of 24,512 official deaths in Lombardy alone since the beginning of the pandemic.
Hospitalizations in hospitals in Lombardy
The data on hospitalization and intensive care, useful for monitoring the evolution of the epidemic, describe a situation that has worsened compared to recent weeks. In the last 24 hours, the number of hospital admissions has increased by 58, bringing the total to 4,290 (yesterday they were 4,232). On the other hand, hospitalizations in intensive care units are in decline: the balance is 21 patients less than yesterday (yesterday the balance between new admissions and discharges was 22 fewer hospitalizations), for a total of 540 hospitalized people. The number of cured / discharged patients continues to grow, now reaching 376,790: 2,356 people have managed to overcome the disease in the last 24 hours.
The new positives in the provinces
Regarding the Lombard provinces, there are 462 new positive cases of coronavirus in the province of Milan. There are 94 new positives in the province of Monza and Brianza, 767 in that of Varese, 156 in the province of Brescia, 249 in that of As and 117 in the province of Pavia. The province of Bergamo recorded 48 new infections, while there are 44 Lecco, 29 new infections in the province of I gave it, 70 in that of Cremona, 60 infections in the province of Sondrio and finally 104 to Mantua.
Teaching on site and store openings as Milan restarts on January 7, 2021
How will Milan, its schools and shops start over in the new year? As of January 7, 2021, students will return to the classroom for 75 percent of face-to-face teaching with new schedules, as explained by the prefect Renato Saccone who spoke of the approval of “an operational document entitled ‘To return to class’ : the objective is to make local public transport compatible and safe with the reactivation of schools in the classroom “. Half of the students will enter the classroom at 8, while the remaining 25% will enter an hour and a half later, at 9.30. To help ease pressure on public transport, stores will open from 10.15 am while offices are invited to “consolidate smart work.”
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